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Describing people
by Jackie Holderness & Annie Hughes
Step 5
Level 1 • Starter / Beginner +
They then cut up the faces and spread them out on
their tables. The children take away each face as you
Age: Primary (6–11)
read aloud the descriptions, one by one. Read them
Language aims: To practise questions; to practise
all except one. The first child to identify the missing
using Mr, Mrs, Miss; to identify people from
person wins.
oral descriptions
Time: 30 minutes Step 6
Student grouping: Whole class
Now ask the class about one face at a time, for
Materials: One copy of the worksheet per
example ‘Who’s got big, round, red glasses?’
student; the audio (played via onestopenglish
or downloaded in advance); multiple pairs of
scissors; coloured pens or pencils; pictures of beard,
Follow-up activity
moustache, glasses Call up a pair of children and let them model a
Language focus: Who’s got ...? I’ve got ...; wear, guessing game. Child A chooses one face and says:
have; eyes, ears, nose, hair, beard, moustache,
A: Brown hair.
glasses; long, round, short, big, small; colours; Miss,
Mr, Mrs, queen, friend B: Mrs Brown.
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